The 9 Days old Moon (with Color Camera) (astropical)

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The 9 Days old Moon (with Color Camera)

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

The 9 Days old Moon (with Color Camera)

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

How I'd like to capture a nebula for at least two hours of integration. Anyway, during times like this the moon comes in handy while there is always room for improvement, hence need for practice whenever the cloud cover is not entirely closed.

The final image is a mosaic of three color panels, 600 frames each taken at FL=750mm (f5) with 1ms exposure at gain 100 and 136fps in raw-8, 10-bit, 1.5x drizzled. The images in the revision are taken at FL=1500mm (f10), 1.5x drizzled, all below 4ms exposure at gain 200, 136fps (max possible at max ROI), raw-8 (infrared images converted to gray scale). In my view, infrared images taken with the ASI462MC rival monochrome images taken with an ASI290MM employing the same IR pass filter wavelengths.

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Description: Montes Caucasus (color with IR-Cut), FL=1500mm

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Description: Crater and Rimae Bürg (color with IR-Cut), FL=1500mm

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Description: Mare Nubium (color with IR-Cut), FL=1500mm

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Description: Mare Insularum and Mare Vaporis (infrared with IR640nm), FL=1500mm

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Description: Crater and Rimae Bürg (infrared with IR640nm), FL=1500mm

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Description: Mare Vaporum (infrared with IR640nm), FL=1500mm

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Description: From Mare Nubium to crater Clavius at the southern tip (infrared with IR640nm), FL=1500mm

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